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At École Mosaic in Geneva, innovation means continually exploring, evaluating and refining how technology supports teaching and learning. As an ISP Lab School, we carefully select digital tools, regularly review their effectiveness and draw on feedback from teachers and students to ensure they bring genuine educational value. Our approach is guided by pedagogy, with technology supporting engaging, creative and collaborative learning while keeping teachers and students at the heart of the experience.
We continually explore, evaluate and refine our use of educational technology, ensuring that every tool serves a clear purpose and brings meaningful value to teaching and learning.
Teacher-led innovation
Teachers choose how and when to use tools, guiding students in discovering technology responsibly.
Pedagogy first
Every digital tool is carefully selected to support clear learning objectives, deepen understanding and help students develop essential skills and competencies.
Balanced use
Digital tools are integrated thoughtfully into classroom activities, with a clear learning purpose and a balanced mix of hands-on experiences, collaboration and direct teaching.
Life competencies
Technology is a driver for enhanced collaboration, communication and creativity, while supporting children in developing digital literacy.
As an ISP Lab School, Mosaic introduces technology through a careful process of piloting, testing and research, so only well‑evaluated tools reach classrooms. Digital platforms are chosen because they genuinely enhance language learning, deepen understanding and support teachers in tracking pupil progress. We ensure that technology use is purposeful and impactful.
Through platforms such as Seesaw and Class Padlets, teachers keep parents informed about learning objectives, progression and weekly classroom activities, fostering a shared understanding of what children are learning.
Digital tools support collaboration, enabling students to exchange ideas, solve problems and create projects together. From shared presentations to virtual exchanges with other schools and educational partners, technology opens opportunities for teamwork and meaningful connections beyond the classroom.
These experiences strengthen communication, deepen understanding and help students develop the skills to collaborate confidently with others.
Digital tools offer students new ways to express their ideas and demonstrate their learning, from creating digital artwork and illustrated stories to producing videos and multimedia presentations.
Through these experiences, students develop creativity, confidence and problem-solving skills while exploring different ways to communicate and share their ideas.
Learners use digital resources to explore topics, gather information and develop strong research and critical-thinking skills.
As an ISP Lab School, our teachers also lead classroom-based research, testing new methods and sharing insights with educators worldwide.
This dual focus builds a culture of curiosity where both students and teachers learn, question and grow together.
We blend active, hands-on learning with thoughtful, purposeful use of technology. Devices are tools, not distractions, and are used only when they enhance engagement or deepen understanding.
By modelling healthy digital habits and mindful screen time, we help students build the self-awareness and discipline needed to thrive in an increasingly digital world.
Through adaptive platforms and immediate feedback, students experience personalised pathways that strengthen understanding and independence.
Technology helps teachers differentiate learning and guide each child’s growth. When used with intention, EdTech magnifies learning impact, supporting children in mastering skills, deepening reflection and transferring knowledge beyond the classroom.
As an ISP Lab School, École Mosaic embraces a culture of continuous professional development, reflection and improvement. Our teachers remain open to new approaches, building their skills and drawing on practical experience and feedback to enrich students' learning.
By sharing our findings with the wider ISP community, we contribute to a collaborative culture of innovation, where ideas are tested, refined and developed with clear educational purpose.
Language learning
In the early years, digital tools are introduced gradually, complementing play-based learning, storytelling, oral language development and hands-on exploration.
As students progress through primary school, carefully selected digital platforms provide opportunities to consolidate learning, practise key skills and develop understanding at an individual pace. In our bilingual environment, these tools also support vocabulary development across languages and allow teachers to tailor activities, monitor understanding and provide timely feedback.
Throughout, technology is used purposefully as one of many resources supporting engaging, collaborative and active classroom learning.
A thoughtful, age-appropriate approach to iPad use
At École Mosaic, technology is introduced gradually and purposefully, reflecting children's developmental needs and growing independence.
Artificial Intelligence
AI supports teachers, not students. Through tools like the ISP AI Toolbox, it helps personalise lessons and streamline planning, so technology enhances learning while the classroom experience remains human and relationship‑driven.
Initially, digital tools complement play-based experiences, focusing on oral language, listening, storytelling and hands‑on exploration alongside the use of physical manipulatives such as building blocks.
Together, these tools allow students to progress at an appropriate pace without losing the richness of human interaction and classroom dialogue.
In Early Years and 1P - 2P, shared iPad sets support short, age‑appropriate activities such as language games, creative apps or documentation of learning, always under close teacher guidance. Devices remain at school and are only taken home for specific, teacher‑assigned projects agreed with parents.
From 3P, each student has access to a one‑to‑one iPad, used in carefully planned moments to deepen understanding, practise key skills and enrich projects across subjects. Students, parents and teachers co‑sign the Mosaic iPad Promise and iPad User Agreement, which clearly define respectful, safe and purposeful use. This shared framework ensures iPads are seen and used as learning tools that complement active, face‑to‑face classroom experiences rather than replacing them.
As one of eleven ISP Lab Schools, we integrate AI in a careful, research‑informed way that keeps teaching and learning firmly human‑centred. AI is used by teachers, not students, primarily through tools such as the ISP AI Toolbox. These tools help teachers design richer lessons, adapt resources to different language levels and learning profiles, and identify where students might need extra support or further challenge.
By saving time on routine tasks and offering new insights, AI allows teachers to focus more on relationships, dialogue and high‑quality classroom experiences, ensuring that technology amplifies great teaching rather than replacing it.
Formative
Yes, I've noticed that using Formative can positively impact student academic progress. It helps identify learning gaps in real time, allowing for quicker feedback and support, which improves understanding and performance.
Teacher
It provides a different format of assessment which helps to reach a broader type of learning styles.
Getting instant feedback on student understanding. It helps me quickly adjust my teaching and give support where it's needed most.
Flash Academy
I like Flash Academy, there are lots of different things to do: grammar, writing etc, and activities are not always the same – I would give Flash Academy 9/10.
7P student
I use Flash Academy at home with my sister and family. I like the games, and playing, they help me learn English.
3P student
It’s good – my favourite part is after doing the activities, I get to do a game!
5P student
I like the letters, writing and the games.
It’s cool and it helps me to learn.. and revise some of the things we have to do in class.
8P student
Students love having a using their iPads to access Flash Academy.. they love to register their voices and listen back – Flash Academy is a helpful and useful tool for students and teachers.
EAL teacher
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